Southern History, Vol. 17 (1995)

Margaret Kekewich, John Fortescue junior: an upwardly mobile gentleman, c.1400-1442

David L. Wykes, They ‘assemble in greater numbers and [with] more dareing than formerly’: the Bishop of Gloucester and non-conformity in the late 1660s

J.H. Bettey, Andrew Loder: a seventeenth century Dorset attorney

Mary E. Clayton, ‘Ye subtlety of electioneering’: election practices in Haslemere, 1715-80

Steve Poole, Pitt’s Terror reconsidered: Jacobism and the law in two South-Western counties, 1791-1803

John Chapman and Sylvia Seeliger, Open fields and their disappearance in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: the evidence from Sussex

Jacqueline Bower, A traditional community in decline: the Deal boatmen in the nineteenth century